We can also help you in your search for teenage boarding schools, residential schools for troubled boys, therapeutic schools or therapeutic schools. Ozark Trails Academy is a residential treatment program providing outstanding clinical therapy, incredible academic learning, and amazing outdoor responsibility and adventure for teen girls and boys, ages 12-17, who are looking for help and need to discover real change from emotional difficulties brought on by trauma. Limiting care to 24 teens allows for more attention to be given to each struggling child by our six licensed therapists and several trained staff. An individualized clinical therapy plan and focused care helps our students move to a better place mentally and emotionally in a much shorter period of time, alleviating the difficulties and broken relationships they are currently experiencing. Ozark Trails Academy rests on 800 acres including horses, chickens, farming, mountain biking, rafting, spelunking, rock climbing, hiking, wilderness learning, and so much more. Ozark Trails Academy teaches teens ways to avoid destructive behavior, make the choice to change for the better, make good decisions, experience real success, develop healthy relationships, and then move back into a new and better life. We serve teens in Midwest cities like Chicago, Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana, Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kansas City, Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska, and St. Louis, Missouri. Triangle Cross Ranch is an affordable Christian boarding school for troubled teenage boys. Our boys ranch enrolls troubled teens from the east coast states and central and western states such as: Texas, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Arkansas and Illinois. Most of our troubled teen residents come from California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Arkansas, and through the South and Midwest states.

Ozark Trails Academy | Help for Troubled Teens with Behavior

Ozark Trails Academy residential treatment center for troubled teens offers a program of at least eight months to heal from behavior.